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It appears the ejector spring on my 1895 30-06 has broke or become very weak very fast as it will no longer eject a cartridge so need to remove the bolt to see what’s going on. My question is…..do I need to go through a complete disassembly of the rifle to remove the bolt or is there a quicker way to do it? Thanks.
Hi Greg,
Not sure if the attached diagram will help, but here it is….
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Thanks for the info Bob. It was very helpful. I just drove out the pin that connects the lever to the bolt and out came the bolt. I need a new spring so will order one from Homestead. Thanks again. Greg.
I assume Homestead is a parts vendor? Please send me their contact info for future reference.
Thanks.
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